Dilip Buildcon gets LoA for Rs 7-bn Surat Metro Phase-1
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Dilip Buildcon gets LoA for Rs 7-bn Surat Metro Phase-1

Dilip Buildcon Ltd has received a letter of acceptance (LoA) from the Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) for the Surat Metro Rail Project Phase 1, worth Rs 7.02 billion, the builder told exchanges.

The project includes the construction of an 8.702-km elevated metro line with seven stations from Majura Gate to Saroli Dead End under Corridor 2 and has to be completed in 26 months said.

The Surat Metro Rail project is 40.35 km long and comprises two corridors. The length of the first corridor, Sarthana to Dream City, is 21.61 km, of which 6.47 km would be underground and the rest elevated.

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Dilip Buildcon Ltd has received a letter of acceptance (LoA) from the Gujarat Metro Rail Corporation (GMRC) for the Surat Metro Rail Project Phase 1, worth Rs 7.02 billion, the builder told exchanges. The project includes the construction of an 8.702-km elevated metro line with seven stations from Majura Gate to Saroli Dead End under Corridor 2 and has to be completed in 26 months said. The Surat Metro Rail project is 40.35 km long and comprises two corridors. The length of the first corridor, Sarthana to Dream City, is 21.61 km, of which 6.47 km would be underground and the rest elevated. See also: Mumbai’s Metro Line 2A, 7 clear designs & standards testingBullet Train Project faces legal challenge from Godrej Group

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